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As they have done in numerous other communities across Canada, the Italians of Fernie made important contributions to the town’s development. Originally migrating to southeastern British Columbia to work on the region’s railways and coal mines, many...

Get a close-up look at the experiences, stories and procedures of the Calgary Fire Department’s Honour Guard. The Guard plays a prominent role in honouring the fallen, appears on behalf of the department at public events, and represents the service...

January 1998: Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu was hit by 100 mm of freezing rain in the space of a few days, causing a major power outage. The situation was made worse by fallen tree branches that blocked the streets. The community came together to provide food...

Explore the little-known story of this remarkable aristocratic British couple, Lord and Lady Aberdeen, who purchased land in the Okanagan Valley at the end of 19th century sight unseen. The exhibit retraces their time in Canada and their profound impact on...

Navigation on the majestic St. Lawrence has always been quite a challenge. There are numerous obstacles along this waterway, which connects the Atlantic to the heart of the continent. This exhibition shows how innovation has improved navigation on the...

Explore the fascinating life of Isabella Hardisty (1861–1936) — a spirited Métis girl from a fur-trading post in the North, who went on to become Lady Lougheed. The forward-thinking Isabella involved herself in politics, the economy, the arts, and...

Relive the captivating history of education in Magog, from its beginnings in the home of its founder to the modern education system. Learn the story of the people and organizations that established the schools and find out about daily life in the...

Our ancestors depended upon traditional knowledge for survival, as they travelled our lands and waters to hunt and fish in all seasons. We know this land, and the land knows us. Today, we still respect the old ways and are still travelling, but now we...

Internationally renowned for the breathtaking scenery along its 885 km looping route that follows the coast, the Gaspé tour has been attracting visitors for over 90 years. Through period photos, personal accounts and newspaper clippings, discover the epic...

"They’re havin’ a time” was an expression that stirred excitement and expectation among the people of Placentia West in Newfoundland. The custom of “havin’ a time” was often connected to special dates or milestone events, although its key...

Discover a land and its 10,000 lakes and rivers through the history of fishing. This exhibition looks at the evolution of this activity in the Mauricie region, from the first Indigenous communities to today’s outfitters. You will also meet colourful...

Discover over 200 BC salmon canneries! The long and complex history of salmon canning in British Columbia is as much about coastal communities, technological innovations and environmental changes as it is about bringing food to market. Follow each step of...